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Face first thru the windshield onto the pavement = instantaneous death either way you slice it. Both are ineffective in this case.
Second situation leaves me VERY handicapped. Chances are I lose that lung, and I play a very air-intensive instrument, thus leaving me unable to play. Even so I'll have reduced lung capacity in that lung, which still leaves me unable to play the pipes. So that DOES leave me handicapped.
- bagpiper2005
June 1, 2009 7:21AM
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